MARVEL MOVIES & TV

Tuesday, September 16, 2025Spoiler-free, always

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Every spoiler-free Marvel Movies & TV story from Tuesday, September 16, 2025.

TV

Mary McDonnell joins the cast of Marvel's Vision Quest series for Disney+

Tuesday, September 16, 2025 · via What's On Disney Plus

Mary McDonnell is set to star in Marvel's “Vision Quest,” the Marvel series headed to Disney+. The casting places McDonnell in the ensemble of the streaming series, adding a prominent name to a project that Marvel has been developing for the platform.

The reports announcing her involvement did not name the character she will play, and no story details accompanied the news. That restraint is in keeping with how Marvel typically handles its series casting: the announcement confirms the actor and the project, while leaving the role itself to be revealed through official channels at a later date.

Her addition gives the series another established name in its cast and stands as one of the clearer pieces of confirmed casting news to emerge for the show. Further details about her character, and about the series more generally, are expected to come from Marvel and Disney+ as the project moves forward and the studio begins promoting it in earnest.

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Movies

Home release dates announced for The Fantastic Four: First Steps

Tuesday, September 16, 2025 · via Murphy's Multiverse

The home release plans for “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” have been officially announced, with dates set for both its digital release and its physical media release.

The announcement covers the film's move beyond theaters in two forms: a digital edition for home viewing and a physical media edition for collectors who prefer to own the movie on disc. Having both dates confirmed at once gives audiences a clear timeline to work from, rather than a digital announcement followed later by separate news for collectors.

Home releases are a standard second chapter for a theatrical film, extending its run well past the box office and giving viewers who missed it in theaters, or who want to see it again, a set date to plan around. For Fantastic Four fans, the confirmed schedule settles when the film will be available at home in either format.

The announcement keeps the focus on availability, giving each audience the format it prefers a confirmed place on the calendar.

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